No 9 Spring Gardens, including area railings

End-terrace house, unpainted stucco with slate mansard roof behind battlemented parapet and red brick end stacks. Two storeys, attic and basement, three bays. Outer bays are set in large square-headed recesses which extend upwards from ground floor sill level. Two attic dormer windows behind parapet. Windows are small-paned hornless sashes with margin lights and slate sills: narrow sash to first floor centre over arched doorway with original door of two heavy panels under radiating-bar fanlight. Side bays are not precisely equal, the sunk panel to the left is narrower. Both sides have broad sash to the first floor, over a similar sash to left but a wide tripartite sash to the right. Cambered-headed basement windows below, 4-pane horned sash to left, window to right altered to door. Door under main house steps. Rear left has hipped full height projection. Fine flight of eight broad stone steps up to platform in front of door, with plain iron railings to steps and iron scrolls to top platform. One step to doorway. Two painted grey limestone gatepiers with pyramid caps, and spear-head area railings on low stone copings. Gate in right hand railings in front of basement door.

Asymmetrical interior, with very small room, said to have been doctor's surgery, to left of entry, larger room to right, and larger room again to rear right. Staircase at end of entrance hall, with thin curving rail on stick balusters, with cast-iron thin post at foot. Room to right of entry has moulded cornice and marble fireplace with roundels over moulded piers. Large rear room has tripartite sash to the garden, moulded cornice and Victorian marbled slate fireplace. Four-panel doors. Panelled shutters.